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meet ze blogga
Patrick went to NYU film school and knows all the secrets of the Dharma. More of Pat's film writing can be found here and here.
Andrew and Ligature are a glamorous couple straight out of a Woody Allen flick.
Joaquin is a filmmaker, 9 to 5 cubicle fodder and a licensed joyologist.
Aaron is a media connoisseur, pop culture aficionado, and with his friend, "Madame," entertains children of all ages throughout Capitol Hill.
Chad works in film, and really likes 'Super Troopers.'
Dex broods day after day on his cunning plan to get a date with Natalie Portman. His past writing on politics, the environment, and life during the Age of Dubya may be found here.
Pike Bishop can milk a cow, dress a gunshot wound, and saddle a horse. He once punched a bear for sassin' him.
Amber will blind you with science and hit you with technology.
Andrew and Ligature are a glamorous couple straight out of a Woody Allen flick.
Joaquin is a filmmaker, 9 to 5 cubicle fodder and a licensed joyologist.
Aaron is a media connoisseur, pop culture aficionado, and with his friend, "Madame," entertains children of all ages throughout Capitol Hill.
Chad works in film, and really likes 'Super Troopers.'
Dex broods day after day on his cunning plan to get a date with Natalie Portman. His past writing on politics, the environment, and life during the Age of Dubya may be found here.
Pike Bishop can milk a cow, dress a gunshot wound, and saddle a horse. He once punched a bear for sassin' him.
Amber will blind you with science and hit you with technology.
reviews and essays: year of the ox
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: black belly of the tarantula (1971)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: blood beast terror (1968)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: earth vs. the spider (1958)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: empire of the ants (1977)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: green porno (2008-09)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: kiss of the tarantula (1976)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: mesa of lost women (1953)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: phase iv (1974)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: sick girl (2006)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: slither (2006)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: tarantula (1955)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: tarantula - the deadly cargo (1977)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: the beginning of the end (1957)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: the black scorpion (1957)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: the camerman's revenge (1912)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: the deadly bees (1967)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: the deadly mantis (1957)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: the naked jungle (1954)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: the swarm (1978)
- amber's field guide to invertebrates in film: them! (1954)
- dex has the girlfriend experience
- dex on three monkeys, the limits of control, my winnipeg/j.j. abrams' star trek
- dex on woody allen's whatever works, revanche, and moon
- dex's translated accounts: bruno, los bastardos, and atom egoyan's adoration
- dex: how the dead live: savage grace
- dex: live it out: rachel getting married
- dex: puts you there where things are hollow: anvil! the story of anvil and jcvd
- dex: two girls, one suck: martyrs
- patrick: 3 by mizoguchi
- pike and patrick: what?! you haven't seen...alfred hitchcock's marnie?
- pike bishop rounds up the best dvd releases of 2008
- the denver projection booth's fave films of 2008
- the patrick ten: ichii the killer, city lights, judgment at nuremberg, and others
- the patrick ten: motel hell, longtime companion, diabolique, and others
- the patrick ten: slumdog millionaire, the cars that ate paris, orphans of the storm, and more
- the patrick ten: wild in the streets, the last wave, kung fu panda, and others
the denver projection booth's best of 2008
reviews and such: year of the rat
- aaron - jack white and alicia keys drink my bondshake!
- aaron - my blueberry blah
- aaron - take five (08.14.08)
- aaron on cruising (1980)
- aaron on fitzcarraldo
- aaron versus juno
- andrew on long weekend (1978)
- andrew on on the dark knight
- chad versus wes anderson
- dex - are you there, god? it's me, timothy carey: the world's greatest sinner
- dex - blog under punches: day night day night, redbelt, iron man/the incredible hulk
- dex - blogger of tears: stuck, standard operating procedure, machine gun mccain, the apple, mother of tears
- dex - blogging to go: diary of the dead, drawing restraint #9, goya's ghosts
- dex - chick habit: diva, sorry haters, the other boleyn girl, wicked wicked
- dex - he's busy revvin' up the powerful blog 5: speed racer, lynch, mister foe
- dex - i'd say you were in your rights to bite: let the right one in
- dex - my blueberry blogging: my blueberry nights, youth without youth, lust caution
- dex - no one's gonna blog you, not while i'm around: sweeney todd, southland tales, wristcutters
- dex - punk is dead: what we do is secret
- dex - the blog knight: war inc, poultrygeist, encounters at the end of the world
- dex - we can't stop here - this is blog country! : bruiser, inside, gonzo: the life and work of hunter s. thompson
- dex: blogscales: the last winter, hellboy 2: the golden army, zebraman, star wars: the clone wars
- joaquin - Woody Allen goes on vacation to see a famous opera singer, who's contemplating an abortion, in a French Mediterranean village
- joaquin on the flowers of st. francis
- joaquin versus the 2008 academy awards
- patrick - ten (or so) recent reviews (10.06.08)
- patrick - ten recent reviews (2.27.08)
- patrick - ten recent reviews (3.28.08)
- patrick - ten recent reviews (5.5.08)
- patrick - ten recent reviews (6.20.08)
- patrick - ten recent reviews (7.30.08)
- patrick - ten recent reviews (8.16.08)
- patrick - ten recent reviews (9.12.08)
- patrick on les enfants terribles
- patrick reviews three flicks via aaron.
- pike bishop on the criterion edition of sam fuller's white dog
- pike bishop previews 2008 denver film festival
aaron is the blog whisperer
dex-o-dex
- alicublog
- band of outsiders
- bright lights after dark
- cineaste
- coffee, coffee, and more coffee
- come play with us danny
- cool cinema trash
- critic after dark
- deep focus
- denver film society
- diabolik dvd
- elevated voices @ 5280
- esquire's midnight movies
- fangoria
- filmbrain
- girish
- greencine daily
- guardian uk film page
- howard semones' the web pen blog
- internet movie database
- lance mannion
- more than meets the mogwai
- mother jones' riff blog
- movies that make you think
- new york times' movie page
- newcritics
- roger ebert's blog
- self-styled siren
- sergio leone and the infield fly rule
- stuart klawans @ the nation
- unspoken cinema
- wash park prophet
patrick's blogroll
pike bishop's blogroll
fanatics
always blog the right thing
nice to be nominated
audience feedback
box office receipts
6 comments:
Honestly, I fail to see the appeal of this film. I've only seen it once and am dying to see it again (Atrain, you need to call me).
Does anyone care to enthrall me with their acumen?
do you really want to hurt me, joaquin? do you really want to make me cry?
First there are kisses, then there are lies... ;)
I don't think this is a bad film, it just didn't grab me like other Coen movies. I've only seen it once on a shitty VHS tape and desperately want to see it again on DVD. On a giant plasma screen. With surround sound. Atrain, you really need to call me.
I admit Miller's Crossing is a little plot-heavy for it's own good, but everything else about it is just too damnned perfect. Go back and really watch the posted clip. Everything about that scene is so right and that's how the whole movie plays out. The world of Miller's Crossing feels lived-in and that lends a lot to my affection for this film. And is there a more lonelier image than a wind-swept fedora dancing across a deserted forest floor to Burwell's great oboe theme? I really love this movie.
Well then let's watch it on your super bad ass set up, dawg!
see? see?! aaron's got my back!
"i'm sick of the high hat!!"
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